In this episode of The Drop, Celeste and David discuss all about stress! Topics include adrenal fatigue, our personal stress ‘type’ and when to visit a natural therapist.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

In this rebooted edition of The Drop Podcast, David and Celeste discuss natural winter health – why we get sick and the role of Homeopathy.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

This episode talks about the role of Homeopathy and flower essences in helping carers both for themselves, and those they care for.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

The festive season is often a period of over indulgence in food and wine. In Australia, we also like to spend time in the outdoors, enjoying warm weather and sunshine. We’re also great travellers. This episode goes through the process of building a homeopathic kit for the summer period.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

Five traditional homeopathic remedies recommended for your first-aid kit to help manage symptoms of nausea and vomiting.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

This episode of covers the traditional homeopathic remedies used during menopause.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

This episode covers the traditional homeopathic remedies used for supporting mind and body before and after surgery.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

This podcast provides some simple health problems which are suitable for the 30 minute homeopathic consultation format. This coincides with a special promotion for FREE 30 minute homeopathic consultations via Endeavour Wellnation Clinic to December 2015.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

Hayfever is often prevalent from October in many parts of Australia, as pollen shed by different plans are carried by wind, and provoke an allergic response in susceptible individuals. Homeopathy has traditional remedies that may be able to assist.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter

In this episode, the traditional remedies for quitting smoking are described, including how they're taken to support people to quit.By David Haubenschild and Celeste Salter